Dr. Alina Marculetiu
Assistant Professor
Management & Marketing
Williamson Hall 3308
phone: (330) 941-3509
Bio
Dr. Marculetiu, originally from Romania, brings a richly diverse background to her academic role. With over a decade of teaching experience in various business subjects, including operations and supply chain management, project management, business analysis, analytics, statistics, and finance, she has developed broad expertise in sustainable supply chain management and operations management. Her active involvement in professional organizations like the Decision Sciences Institute and the Institute for Supply Chain Management further enhances this expertise, where she stays updated with the latest industry developments and engages in collaborative innovation.
Her academic journey is distinguished by significant achievements, including the "Distinguished Professor in Teaching Award," "Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award," and the "Doctoral Excellence in Teaching Award." Dr. Marculetiu's unique blend of artistic flair and environmental passion underpins her commitment to excellence in teaching and research.
Beyond academia, Dr. Marculetiu is an avid traveler and nature enthusiast. Her love for exploring national and state parks reflects her deep appreciation for the environment. This passion rejuvenates her and enriches her classroom, where she consistently integrates real-world applications and experiential learning. Her approach to education is a harmonious blend of rigorous academic discipline and an insightful understanding of the natural world, inspiring students to see the practical impact of the subject in broader contexts.
Research Interests
sustainable supply chain management
sustainability drivers and barriers
triple bottom line
experiential learning
innovative pedagogical approaches
Teaching Interests
supply chain management
operations management
project management
supply chain analytics